The park's name refers to the historical 'Liuti' (Six Ditches) irrigation system that once characterized the agricultural landscape of the Luzhou area.
The facility is built atop a site that underwent urban transformation from traditional farmland to high-density residential blocks.
The sunken architecture is a functional design choice to aid in urban drainage management during heavy monsoon rains.
Liuti Park is a neighborhood green space in the Luzhou District of New Taipei City, primarily serving as a recreational area for local residents. The park features a distinct sunken design, setting its central activity area lower than the surrounding street level. It includes designated children's play equipment, fitness stations, and paved walking paths. The layout incorporates mature trees and ornamental landscaping to provide shade for visitors. It acts as a cooling urban pocket within a high-density residential zone. The park is managed as a public municipal facility with ongoing maintenance by local authorities.
From the elevated perimeter walkway looking down into the central sunken activity area.
Bring a portable fan or cooling towel if visiting during the mid-afternoon, as the sunken basin can trap heat.
Visit during the early morning hours to observe local residents practicing group exercises or Tai Chi.
Bring mosquito repellent, as the park's lush vegetation and shaded areas can attract insects in humid weather.
Avoid visiting during the peak of midday heat in July and August when the sun exposure in the open sections is intense.
No specific dress code; remain mindful of noise levels as it is a quiet residential-adjacent space.
